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To =: Chiery FDS "BATE: 8 Sovenber I9L9..-/.

FROM : Chief, Paris Station wy “

BO ? subiecr: genemas- Ovonin chin Augustus MeV MCVICKAR, Jr, dre ar 3.2608 oe:

SPECIFIC - .

- Cd, ‘cubject is. presently ‘employed in Paris by Trans World Airline
in the capacity ‘of Special Sales Représentative, He. is well known to
Deuglas C. HAE and Eleancr T. HARTRELL, the former naving known hir
socially for 2 number of years and the latter having dealt with him on
transportation froblems since his appointzent, fifteen months ago, to the
position he now occupies with THe:

2. Subject is alse a long-tine friend of OMOTED, whe brought him
to our attention-as a potential recruit and who has provided us-with the
’ biographical information ecntained in the attached pers onal record fora ; :

No. 51-6 Te

: 3. Fron vhat I have 3 been ‘able to. gather, from UIIOVED, 4s vell as

from HARE and 2A? BARTTELL, subject appears to-be the type of ‘individual which

might be ideally suited tc fulfill certain valuable cperation2l as jsignm. mts

in‘France, such as Wepotter” Cor other high-level potential agerts, high-

level contacts, cuteout, etc. All who know him agree that subject is capable

of "doing any pening and getiing to know: anyone" if-hé so chooses, ‘Apparently
subject, déspite the "brass" hich"surrounds his perceptible personality, is~
‘a, rerious-nimded, intellicent.. and. patriotic individual who nas had much ex—
perisace along, lineg wilich could be of usé to this organization, as, well as - .
an uncanny knack of, being ‘able to introduce land. ingratiate hinself into ‘prac- _ ;
tically’ any. siilieu of inter to his work -ar- wishes. A partial Mst of ° 2. 2 20
subject's fairly close friends, as, reported by UN MCVED on "page fea of attacha . ’ an
nent, shows the variety cf people subject. Knows and’ sees whenéver they are.
in this areés ‘Undouttecly, - subject hinself coild dad a much. Longer List of . .
anes to’ thosé reported herein, particularly ¥i he Fespect.. to. contacts in. . Se ae

CAST am aomured, UMIOVED that, “gubgect, “dba spite his? apthity to fos ——
make and keep nursrous + varied. friendships, is far from veing a "good _ a

“time Charlie’. He te, ‘or tne other Kan2, ene of those ‘characters whom every= | : a
one ‘likes and tronts ant-who goes out of their’ way to ges as often a5 octaw : .

éion permits. UNRCVED acsures ce thal sutjec ularly ~ good friend
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" gent, hard-working anu patriotic indy.

“when questionéd as to his opinion concerning subject's “soteatial value

5S, it is our*thought that per!
and in the cover-jck be now occupies
this Station and the organization 2:
dom of movenent outside France (usua
any miliea his assignments might requ:

supplement’ his

to secure for hin an additional allotment of: £8: :
éstrictions this has

present expense account budget. Dué to budge’

. not been possible and: subject is .at present seeking: ancther more remner=
‘ative position, since’ he claims that his present incone of approximately

$666.00 monthly (including expense account) is ‘insufficient to permit: him
to live in Paris and maintain the contacts and activity required by his

“ job. According to UNCVED, subject is at present endeavoring to secure 7

from his good friend Benjamin KATZ(President of the Gruen Watch Co.) the
sales agency for Gruen watches in Europe, Meamzhile, however, subject is
not contemplating resigning his pesition with TWA until he has a firm and
more reminarative pesition. UNUCVED states that subject plans to remain

_ with TWA at least until the end of the year, by which tine he may have

secured something better. Subject has also had talks with James A. PARIFY

(on his recent trip to France) concerning the possibility of handling the

Coca-Cola agency here. Nothing has come cf this possibility to date, but '
subject appears to be hopeful, . .

7e UNNCYED is of the opinion that subject would be nost receptive
to a proposition of doing intelligence work and furthermore believes that
if subject could supplement his present income: by an additional $200 or
$300 per sonth, he would be willing to reuain-with- Tia, vhich he likes
and i3 only considering leaving due ‘to his present low total income, much

‘of which is spent in connection with activities required by his position.

8. “yimovep has, of course, msver even hinted to subject anything
about his oma undercover activities and {s sure subject does not suspect
that the’ forner is doing anything but his cover work in France. UNMOVED, |

as a covert. agent, ‘as Well as “hig rec-uitability, has pointed ‘out very

strongly that subject, due to the very nature of his. personality, mist

be given a good deal of opérational guidance and be closely controlled,

Questioned as to whether some other individual should eadeavor to reemit,

subjéct, UNZOVED was of - the. opirion- tnat, should the” organization desire sO aa .
to do au, he would be best ‘fitted to exploit subjéct's potential, same — . . 7

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he has known hin far a good oany years and as a close friend, knows nis
Sirong and weak points and Ouse, an geiachl, bataile subjecs to better
advantage than ansther individual who might have only occasional contact
with hin,

9. Ke request that consideration ve given to the advisability of

-enceavoring to recruit subject and, in the event of a favorable decision,
that provisional opsrational clearence be given in order that subject my
be approached on the subject of engaging in fatelligence work, With |

‘regard to whom should actually reereit subject, we suggest thot RARE right

safely make the first approach ands. Af subject accepts and final security
is obtained, he might eventually be * turned over to ue SCVED for expleita~
tions .

10, ¥e would appreciate your reactions to the desirability of

recruiting suiject, as well as your thoughts as to how best, exploit his
. obvious potentials”

- il. ir subject's ‘recruitability is acproved in principle ani he -
is given provisionel security clearance, this Ctati

ftation would then prepare
a field project outline, to be subaitted to you for approval,

Dan OQ, Garner

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Jobn Augustus McVickar, Jre

AME I HATIVE SCRIPT OR OTHER APPROPRIATE CHARACTERS.
MAME AT BIRTH (if different from Mo. 1).
Same

ALL ALIASES (give brief statement of time und plece of use):
(Incluie Wicknenes - Legal Chavges.). .

No aliases. Nickname - "Johnny*
DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH.
12 February 1909. Long Island, Ne Ye, UsSeAs

NATIONALITY, ALSO RACE (if appropriate).
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NATIONALITY at- BIRTE {if different from No. 6). TiCLUDE ALL

NATIONALITIES FELD. . ee
Sam: as above - ;

> PRESENT RESIDENCE: (Is he owner, tenant, sub~ -tenant. At whose hous _
- does he-live? Telephone?). - , : .
28 Averae Montaigne, Paris, France.
Tenant on a monthly basis, subletting from one Pred MeAvoy, an Australians

Telephone: ELY 16-65
PERMANENT ADDRESS (re different than present residence) -

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PRESENT OCCUPATION (Give full title, indication as to earnings, etc.);

Special ‘Sales Representative for Trans World Airline {n Paris. .

In addition to Faris, sales territory includes the Benelux countriese
Earnings, including salary, _iiving-eplowance and expense account, total
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FATHER'S FULL NAME, NATIONALITY AT BIRTH, PRESENT NATIONALITY, ~

PLACE OF BIRTE, PRESENT RESIDENCE. ‘
Father was born in'U.S. and has always held U.S, citizenship. Formerly a
member of U.S. Foreign Service. lIdving at present in retirenent on Long Island,

N.Y.s in the home of his second son, Theodore MCV IEARs - -

MorsER‘s FULL NAG, NaTIONALITY AT BIRTH, PRESENT HATIONALITY,
PLACE. “OF BIPTH, PRESENT RESIDENCE.

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HUSBAND/WIFE: FULL NAME (include 2 maiden name of wife), > NATIONALITY

AT RIRTH, PLACE OF BIRTH. . \ Cat USA fom. Use , Mascees,
Ruth Maxwell Warner McVIFAR, nee Ruth! Maxwell, ST. LOUS
U.S. citizen from birth. ‘Bern in St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.A. &: Cenuce
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_ (>) NAME CHILDREN, AGE, NATIONALITY, RESIDENCE 4 ¢tox JE., en Mique
(a) 2 June, 1949 at Alexandria, Virginia . M1. 33K6$ ve

(®) Cne daughter by a previous marriage. Barbara McVIFAR, UeSe citizen,

aged 19, now living with remarried mother in San Francisce, California, .

NAMES OF BROTHERS/SISTERS, AGES, NATIONALITY, RESIDENCE.

. “two brothers ~ Theodore and Rojph UcVIEAR, and one sister, Dorothea DAYSOM.

an US. citis zens and all living in a TeSe

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16, IF SUBJECT, PARENTS, OR EUSBAND/WI?E NATURALIZED, GIVE DATE AND
NAME IK WHICH CERTIF ICATES WAS GRANTED.

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17. LIST OFFICIAL IDENTITY PAPERS HELD 3Y SUBJECT.

‘UeSe, Passport No. 227
‘French Identity Card
U.S. Social Security Nos 091-09-6737

18, GIVE PRESENT ANT/OR PAST OFFICIAL CONNECTION WITH ANY GOVERNMENT.

None

19. GIVG CONNECTIONS WITH ANY DAT ELLIGSNCE ce SERVICE, PAST OR PRESENT. HAS - ; :
SUBJECT EVER BEEN A DOUBLE AGENT EAS SUBJECT EVER BEEN CONSIDERED : .
THE ‘TYPE OF AGENT WHO ‘SELLS HIS Prvoewar Ton TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER?

EQGLAIN.

: in 1941~19)2, while Assistant General Manager of the Hotel Pierre in New York,

_- furnished information regularly to the PSI conceraing persuns living in the
mos hotel in whom the Agency was interested, This service was requested by the = -
Agency and no payment was involved, Lo: -

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, "20, -«-RELIGICN, AND DEGREE PRACTICED, (Mexbership in Religfous Orders.).

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POLITICAL ORIENTATION, TO WHAT CLUBS, ORCANIZATIONS, LABOR UNIONS,
PARTIES, OR SUCIETIES HAS HF BELONGED?

Republican, Never a menber of-any club, organization, union,
party or society.

SOCZAL STANDING (Artetccracy, ucper niddle-clase, lower middle- relase,

_ peasantry, etc.).

VPPLR MIDPDAL Chass —

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RECORD OF TRAVEL - OUTSIDE OF COUNTRY OF PRESENT PZSIDCNCE,

Purpose, list pertinent firme and peopls viaited.).

. Country untr: Purpose of taetp Dates
France :

British Isles - : .

Geonary As a werber of the Raymond- -
Bolland Whitcomb Cruise Operating Start 2 ~~ 1939
Norway while exployed by ‘that company

Sweden (See Exploynent History)

Denmark

The fest Indies

Brazil

Australia With American Red Cross . .
New Guinea (See Exploynent History) 192 - 19Lh
Paclippine Islands :
411 youth spent in Europe with tantly, ¥ Father being in the 2
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ROUcATION, : |
Course ‘Pearse antes

Name of School

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Harvey School, Paris, france

NeJannwt Scheol, St. Cloud, s/o, France - No college educations

LANGUAGES AND DIALECTS (Cneck proficiency).

(a) Language Read. Spe: | Understand.
. Good-Fair-Poor Good-Falr-Poor * | Good-Fair-Poar
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THAT HE COULD PASS RIMSEL? OFF AS A MATIVE TO A COUNTRY oR ~

RECICN CHER THAN HIS Git

Fossibly, French is fluent, having doesn spoken since chilchood,
but accent mlght be noted amd _typicat Anerican appearance and

__ sinnerisns difficult to disgu
MILITARY SERVICE: Country, siseyises tion, Rerk, mature of duty,
where service was performed, when dischargei, why?

U.S. Red Cross. Club Director. Service in australia, Kew Guinea,
Fhilippines. (Sea Employment Eistary) -

PRESENT OR PAST MENBERSELE qi PROFESSIONAL AT) CHARTTABLE SUCIETIES:

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28, LIST SYECIAL SKILLS, HOBBIES AND ABILITIES. (Fadio, Protography, etc.).

No hotites, Special ability lies in salesmanship an? the estallishoent
ani maintenance of personal contacts aecessary to careere

29. FUNANCL:L STATUS: (Earnings, Bank Accounts, Securities, Froperty).

Paic approximately #466.0° monthly by Trans World Airline, te
mx account with Chemical Bank and Trust Company of Yew York.” +
No a or securities outside of Life Insurance Policies. - a

30. EMPLOYEE EISTORY. (Include type of work done, astes, ecployers,.
ard addresses.) .

wef . Busiaess career began in Europes Brought up “ia France and speaking French,
: Sf wes appointed, at. the age of 18, General Sales Agent for muterous

‘ Anerican products including Jantzen Bathing Suits, Three-In-Cne O11, the
-Franxlisa Untor.Car and the Le Baron Yotor Car. Successful with these linas,
later tecaze General Sales Agent 4n France for Dusenbarg Motor Cars and the
Facxard Mcto> Car Compenye ” Alsost imsediately after taking on Fackard sales
he accepted a proposition to work exclusively for the Packard’ Motor Car. Cce
Remained with the company in Paris for two years, o> until early in 1931.—
Was taen sent to the United States ty the company ‘o handle Packard sales in
Buffalo, New York where he remained until the autwm of 1932,

At that time ‘he was approached by Raymund<Thitcomb Inc.) a leading American
travel company, specializing in deluxe tours and cruiseg, and asked to take
over sales in the New York Office due to his knowledge of Europe and his
contacts in Eurepe and the United States who were potertial customers for
nigh priced travel offerings. He went ito work in the company's principal
sales office at 670 Fifth Avenue and remained there until Le. The travel
businesu became so severely restricted after the outbreak of war ir Europe
that aaymond-wnltcomb Inc. was obliged to close most of its offices, Sales
were aba ptandstill and, as ne wae working by his own choice on a2 comission
basis, 1% was necessary for him to leave, Dur ing his. eizhte: \-year tenre with
Raymanii-Thitcom> Inc. he wrote on an average of $560,000 worth of business
yearly 7 binself, .

. : uo After leaving Raymond-Tnitcomd Ince, he tcok a “postete’ as Assistant General
_ Manager of the St. Regis Hotal in New York and subsequently transferred to
the Eotel Pierre in the sane capacity. He remiined at the Hotel Pierre until ..
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DESCRIPTICH (Uee American Staniarda -f measurement).

"RS Lo FOSTURE Erect
APPARENT AGE 19 WEIGHT 233 lbs.--- --—--
ELIG2T - sic _ TEETH “Good - even
EYES ” Grey EAIR Brown - thick
FATE-+SHAPE = Reand SCARS fone
COMPLEXION — Fair ;

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DISFIGUREMENTS - . Noro .
FERSOHAL EABIIS | Norash © an eee

ANY TRAITS WHICH DISTINGUISH FROM OTEERS BAVING
SAME GEXERAL DESCRIETION.
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HAS SUBJECT DONE ANY WRITING? GIVE IZTaILs, : Loe ae
None : :
WAS HE EVER A PRISONER OF WAR? GIVE DETAILS.-
No . .

WITH WHAT FECPLE OR GROUPS DOES Ex MOST OFTEN ASSOCIATE? (List several).
Associates nos*% often in France with the "international set", wealthy and —
Prominent persons cf all nationalities, many of whom are my customers for
air transportaticn and most of whos are friends of long standings ‘

In the UsSe his contacts include persons of high secial position and leaders
in buginess and industry. This has been brought about partly: by the nature

-of hig work in selling deluxe transportation on taro continents and partly by

family, backgrourid and early life in Europe.
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Attempting to volunteer for service in the eee Araed Ferces he was turned \
deyn as being overv2ignut. He then a approacted & Ue 5. Red Cross, was \
accepted, anc sens immediately to Sidney, Aus cralia as mainiger of the UsSe
Officers! Club in that city. Subsequently, he served fn New Scinea, and in
Lerte and Manila in the Philirpines,. :

‘After two ard a half years overseas he becane eligitle for discharge and .

rade pplication to return to the United States. “Ee. went directly to Bashe.. |

ington D.C. upon nis arrival to operate there the War Service Sureau of. the

american Optical Company. The Bureuu handled that cotpany's business ruia-

TE : tions with Screign governments and aided icplezentation of U.S. Army, Savy

. : and Air Corrs contracts. i

” with the war over and the Yar Service Burean about to clcee, he refused a

"position with ‘the Anerican Optical Company Sales Division, tc re-enter the
Transportation field, We joined a newly-forned airline called Transair ince,

at that ¢ time one of the leading charter companiese : :

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Due to the uncertain position of charter lines within the aviation industry
he decided tc accept an offer nade to him by Auerican Airlines to go to’ |
Europe as District Traffic Manager for Holland, Selgiun and Luxembourg with
headquarters in Amsterdan. He remained with Anerican Overseas Airlines until -
he had ar orportunity to transfer tc Trans World Airline wrich made it possible
for hin ¢: return to Paris as Specia? Seles Representative, covering large
corporatica, gcverment accounts and the notion picture industry. He has now
been with Trans World Airline ia Faris for fifteen sunths.

For verification of his employnent history the following persons are cffered
as referencese Both are familiar. with his business -career-and have known
him personally for years, As is indicated by the above he has been employed

by both.

Henry S. #OCDSRIDGE Formerly General Manager of Raymond-Whitcoiab Ince
Lo Wardman Park Hovel Now Assistant to the Presiuent, American Optical
s, . Washington, 0.Ce . Companys —

Warren Lee PIERSON Chairsan of the Board

. Trans World Airline, New Yorks NeYe

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POTOVTIIAL LST CF FRRICNAL CONTIOTS.
. United States:'

David icckefell
Alfred? ozynn ande=bilt
Mr. and Yes. Lawrence Tibhets (setropolitan Opera) . ‘
Epyros Sxouras (25th Century Fox) :
Robert Torring
Dariel Torping
‘: John Torsing
. Yoha Ringling North
Baren George Frangel © : : : ,
Dr. Hersan Barzch (ex U.S. Accassator to the Rett herlands)”
John Suyier (Secretary f the Dreasury) . ;
General Cerlos Rormlo (Philippines) . ; ok -
Serge Chlensky - . . . oO r
“Warren Lee Pierson (Chairman of oard - THA) me, :
James A. Farley (ex-Fostuaster Jeneral)
Geerge 5. Wells (ex-President - anericen Cptical)
fancy Cases Marigny
keeaetaiies somb (Mayor of Houstes, Texas)
rothy Srreckels (Sam Francisco sugar heiress
hoses Srreckels .
Beniamin Hatz (President ~ Green Watch -Co.)

France?)

Dean Frederick Beekczin (Americas Pro, Cathedral, Faris} . y
Alterto Dedero (South American shipping magnate : . ye
Baron and Baroness von Seidlitz,. .

Anire vubonnet

Pepe Herrera (Venezuelan Minister to Sweden)

Ralph B. Strassburger

A complete Mst, even of closest contacts, is difficult to compile, It includes
‘ - well-nem persons in the moving picture industry, newspaper people, hotel exe~
--cutives, transportation exect=2¥2S, persons high in government service and in — ‘ : _
the financial rorld, Few men have as wide a circle of friends and requaintances . '
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FEISENT FESIDENCE? (If so, liat.-
PROSOMABRY Wirk FAMSAY owsy.

SeOosect 15 aakhacae TO BE 4 very PocR Core es Pon dEnz.

EAS EZ =TR BEEN “smirencep BY A COURT? - (WEEN, BY wWaat COURT,
se EESCY, PUNISEEI« GIVE RECORD OF ARRESTS AND ACQUITTALS.!

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IF APPLICABLE, GIVE INFORMATION ON DENAZIFICATION - WETHER
CETUEED, FROPOSED, OR REFUSED.

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COGLD SUSTESE BE TURNED OVER TC SCMEONE FLSE FOR HANDLING IGG
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WITH WEAT AGENCIES AND FILES EAS SUBJECT'S NAME BEEN CHECKED? WHEN?
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BY SUBJECT?
Jo BL foren By. HR. -
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ARE T&ERE ANY FACTORS WHICH CONIRTBUTE TO OUR CONTKOL OF SUBJECT?
MONE - AT. PRESENT

DOES SUBJECT KNOW FOP WHAT SERVICE HE IS WORKING OR DOES HE KNOW.
THE DESTLIATION OF HIS INFORMATION?
NoTF Yer SERCO ITED

i? POSSIBLE, ATTACH A SANELE OF SUBJECT'S EANDWRITING TOGETHER
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MATIG# RECEIVED.

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Joa Wah ONG S ATM INR CONT ALT WITH ANY
COW FACTS.

FOTEN TIA AGENTS AWD VALIUABA4.

48, IF SUBJECT'S DUTIES ARE OTHFR THAN INTELLIGENCE GATHERDNG, SO
Sev aAT eer wovny START As “SPOTTER” Awd
PER MAPS Rec ROITE &.

4g, HAS WE BEEN GIVEN SPECIAL TRAINING AS AGENT? IF SO, DESCRIBE THE

TRAINING.
(PF SECURITY CLhERRED WILL B88. FRPAINED

7A PAIS.

50, IS SUBJECT INTEGRATED WITH ANY OTHER CPERATIONS?
Mer YET Re cieviTéeo.

.

Sl. DO'WE KNOW GENERALLY OW AND FROM WHOM HE OBTAINS EAFORMATIONT
Nor YET, AME ER BLE.
- a a
- ; 52 IS HE PAID A ROGULAR SALARY BY USt AMOUNT: ee
; Kecommeny Bierween. #eloow svv # 300 MONTH ¥,

RETAINER Fee OF Book
. COMMENDED Duy,
FREAIN Mae AND. BK: FING Period OU RING

53. HAVE ANY UNFULFILLED PROMISES BEEN MADE TO HIM?
tL OME YET APP ALC RE.

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SEMAFES, “(IN ESSAY FORM, MAKE ANY COMMENTS ON’ FACTORS CMITTED WHICH
ARE TEFMED BY THE CASE OFFICER TO RE PERTINENT TO THE TNDIVIDUAL AND
TEE PERSTIAL RECCRD. ¢DDENDA SHOULD BE MADE TO THIS FORM. FROM TIME
TO TIME

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“leave at present, prior to lesz

OFFICIAL DISPATCH

DISPATCH NO. REFS. PA,

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ro : Chief, FON OATE: 15 Decerber 19h9
FROM : Chief, Paris Staticn ,

RUBIEGT : atnerar- - John Augustus endian dre OO /- 3 3 vos
waren FARI-G21, ~~  emeeeneememneenl
MBFOK

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1. We regret that. ‘eircunstances deyond our control prompted us to

-dispatch PARI-W21) on the off chince that Subject might he of sufficient
interest to you as a potential candidate for recruitment, thus bringing to
“a head a question which normally would have followed its course through the

mill. In this case, however, cue te Cubsect's alleged resignation from TWA,
we felt that a cable such as the one we dispatched was justified, die te the

fact that unless seme quick action is taken, Subject will definitely leave his

Fresent, Job with TY. and seek employment elsexhere. “

2e Cn 10 Nacemver, Subject had luncheon with EA\RF and unloaded all his
Ina casial way HARK asked him if by any chance he would
be willing to stay on at Tva if his salary were supplemented. Subject took
eagerly to this ressibility, since it is well-known that Subject likes his
Job and decires very much to remain, but is resigning merely for financial
reason3. In consultation with UNvGVSD and HARES, both of whom knew Subject
well, it is arparent that probsbly $300 monthly would allow Subject to decide
to stay with TA, provided we are suffictlently interested in recraiting him

for intelligence ectivitias.

3. Attached hereto is UNITVEDIs latest reror$ on Subject, sated 8 Decex
ter, and prepared prior to HARE's luncheon with Subject. :Thers seens to be

‘sone quastion as te whether Subject has actually subzitted jis resignation to

according to bene! he has, whereas Cubject denied this to

TuA in-writing.
3 in Paris that & Subject as tuking tertinal -

_ In any event, it te wel

- hh, We new awaft your reaction as to whether you ferl thet in rrinet pies
HeVICUAR.ds worth recruiting. © it too early, net heviag had specific and
fetailed talkg with McVICEAZ, te submit a projec’ outiiar, but all here are .
agreed that the organization eold benefit cohsideratly uy iubfectts extencive |

contacts in all cenuntriles ar hastern Usropa : ar
math comeus amine Sell JUS USTUE Ss

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_ corpany's mst veliadlo erploye GVEFBEaDe

& DSecsembor, 1959

Subjoot: MeVISKAR, JOY AUGUSTUS IRL
Address: 28 Avenue Montaigno Pards

Telephona: ELY 46.55

Subject ia quitting hts position ag traffic representative with Trans dorld Airline
aa of 31 Desexber, 1949, In August, 1949, aubject advised his auperiors, ine luding
WARREN LSE PIZASON, Shairran of the Board of THA and a personal friend, that he could
not continue ualess a larger ealary and a more liberal expense uccoumt were forth-
coring. He was informed in due course by Vieo President COKE that it waa trpossible
for the company to give him mre mney within the present wese structura. Subject
therefor decided to seex other erployront. On or about 15 hoverber subject wae
advised by Overdéas ‘Manager THORSON that “he could proceed “te mke new arrangements

ag of the end of the year. Whether euvjyect actual ly resigned or was aaxed to

torminate his connsotion due to his repeated carands for more money te not completely
clear to the writer.

Oversozs Manager THORNTON was never syzpathetic with the subject. According to
STANLEY MARKUSEN, TWA Overseas Public Relations Diractor, THORNTO: was jealous of
subject's popularity. On the other hand, JOM WIMGHiiL, Traffic Manager for Paria,
and subject's imrediate superior,. was,,and continues to be, his strong supportor.
Cn the basis of bueiness produced WINCHIL! nas told the writer that subject io the
MARKUSEN concura in that beliof. :

Subject is hishly rogarded by O27TA2 HOLTONS and PAULINA BRADIEY, directors of TWA,

‘In addition he io a close frienf of PICR90N, Ghairran ef the Board, who engaged him

directly in the first place. None of these, however, seen willing to rum comuter to
the econony drive now in progress within TWA sponsored by new President RALPH .
DAMON, lUnleas there is a last minute chanze in poiley subject's termination will atand.

Subicoct's futura ia uncertain. “Ma has boon in touch with a friend of hia in New York

named HARVEY DYIGHT. DWI}? makes frequen’ business tripe to Eurone oh behalf of his

own company which deaia in spare parte for airplanes, ha has intirated that he
might uge subject in Suvops for aix to eight monthe and then bring him back to the
U.S. for erployrént in Washington. ds ofthe above date DIIG: his made subject no
definite offer but las advisod him ina letter seen by the writer not to worry about

his future,

Ex-Poetraster Jeneral JAIES PAYLEY, now with ine Qocatola Sorpany, was interested
reoently in hiring subject for wors in France but that idea seema now to have boen

dropped, .
OHA? LES R035 23, Paris avtorpbile-dealor, had aozed subject to work for hin but subject
has refused, ;

For nen :
Subjact is hard preoaed for roney. Ho Ras outstandin; dedte and lilegealary from
TWA, in the vioinlty of $5502 rontily, had never been sufficient for his needs. In

October, 1949, TWA aut tha Living allowance paid to explores overseas. Acoording
to pubject, that cost his ahoit $150, ronthiy and forced hin inte debts Subject wa”

{rore!

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Subject: NXSVISKAR, JONNY AUGUSTUS UR. (continued)

merried in Jime of 1999 and hie exponses have risen sharply. Subject nae told
vhe weiter thet he necty a th oveast astlews a uenth, ealary ond expansa account
combined, in order to liv» in Faris and do a docont job,

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Ae
. - SECRET Ye Pace No.
SS ee oe eee
To - pagyg ROUT ENE
Fuow: SPECIAL OPERATIONS 45 DEC hg
Coxrinsationyy, (4-2) Te OUT. 954,59

oe © Feromunensosy (3-1), STB (5). uo (6), 81D {7}
; . Parophrase Not Required: Hendle as SECRET Corre:pondence per Para. S11) 6A AR-380-$ .
- HSH 53570
Tos PARIE - CITE: WASHF
RE: PARI  dath ae .. 38)

q. ALTHO “SUBJECT SOUNDED GOOD tN PRINCIPLE WE UNABLE APPROVE
REF PROPOSAL AT THIS TIME FOR FOLLOWING REASONS:

A. FRIOR COMPLETION PRELIM FOUR WAY CHECK PROVISIONAL
CLEARANCE UNCSTAINABIE. ; .

B. EVEN IF CLEARED. AND OSFINTTE TARGET IN MIND, $300 —
CONSIDERED EXCESSIVE FOR UtT RIED, UNTRAINED (ALTHO. Welk PLACED) -
1NDIVFCUAL COMPARED OTHER STARTERS. .

+B AS RESI@NATIGN APPEARS FAIT ACCOMPLI WE DO NOT CONSIDER iT
ADVISABLE ATTEMPT PERSUADE SUGUECT RETAIN. ORESENT POST THEREBY -
ror HEAVY MORAL OBLIGATTON SUPPORT HIM FOR INDEFIWITE PERIOD -
IM FUTURE.

. 3s NEW COVER: SHOULO: STILL GIVE SUBJECT. LATITUDE OUR WORK IF HE
PEMAINS IN. EUROPE. WILL SUBMIT RESULTS CHECK AND. REQUEST YOU FORIAULATE
new PROPOSAL ON EASIS NEW COVER WHEN WE WILL REEXAVINE AMD ADVISE,

eat in: SHR

R. BOULTON an os He LER NGTON
BELEASING OFMCES 7 7 ORICINATING. AND GOOROETATING OFTICERS | “ aureeencanse gence
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

| SECRET pace No
Frou: PARIS - s ROUT INE.
To: .. SPECIAL OPERATIONS | 11 DEC kp
Acros: FDY (142) . So IN 14458

Isromsuurio0SO (3-4), STA (5), STS (4), 1D (7)

Paraphrase Not Required. Handle as SECRET Correspondence per Para. Si (I) 66.4 AR-380-5

PARL Lath ho y

TO: WASHF Cites; PARIF os

; 4; UNMOVED REPORTS SUBUECT WFPA 3489 RESIGNED FROM TWA EFFECTIVE
AN,

2, SU38JECT AP FEARS OPTIMISTIC RE POSSIBILITY SECURING WORK IN
EUROPE, HQ PARIS, WITH HARVEY OWIGHT, IMPOATANT “AIRPLANE SPARE PARTS
DEALER, 3F OWIGHT CONTACT MATERIALIZES SUSJECT WOULD RENAIN PARIS
S'X OR EIGHT MONTHS, THEN RETURN STATES TO WORK FOR OWIGHT, . POSSIBLY

“18 BASH,

3, AT LUNCHEON WITH HARE 10 DEC SUBYECT TOLD HARE ALL HIS
FINANCIAL TROUBLES ANDO INDICATED WILLINGNESS REMAIN TYA IF INCOME
COLLO Se SUPPLEMENTED, UNSIOVEO CONCURS WITH THIS, SUBJECT STATED
(RCV DEHXEB): TO HARE RE HAD ACTUALLY ‘RESIGNED FROM TEA, STATING HE
NOW TAXING TERMINAL LEAVE PRIOR TO RESIGNATION,

h, RE WFP] 3032, IN ViEW DEVELOPMENTS ABOVE WE FEEL DECISION ONE”
WAY OA OTHER CuR PART MUST BE MADE SOOWEST, THEREFORE REQUEST .
PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL CLEARANCE ANO YOUR AUTHOR!TY APPROACH SUBJECT,
iN PRINCIPLE, OFFERING SALARY 33500 MONTHLY, SUBJECT TO FINAL SECURITY
CLEARANCE, .THIS IN ORDER PERSUADE SUBJECT REMAIN WITH AOEAL TWA
COVER wOB AT LEAST UNTAL WE MAKE FANAL DECISION.

5. TWE, IN THIS CASE, 1S OF THE. ESSENCE.

ToR: 12172 14 DFC 1D SECRET Corr Na
{7 tS FORBIDDEN TO KAKE A COPY OF THIS MESSAGE

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Chief of Station, Perle : 25 Ecvonber 1949

FEE .

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Eubject of BFA~359 ~ Ale bee

— ahepatte, $5 Soothe Pen eocethnetaeee oh taf tn, refpronee

sopmra te have, cs you euggett, aeny eecote worth exploiting. -
fo oxpec’t talé orellainsry four-szy cheek to teke at least six

‘weeks to couplate acd im the seantina vurlé aprrectete a further

Atat ef eubjectt. soz treats, ekotcied briefly «t the bottcn of
pege 8a of ole percena) reeerd form. Since operational elesranes
is given only for a opeciiie purpose, wo -elae requeat QUNOVEL® 8
ry vlors a exploitetion.

, 4. tudjeot persons] reemrd fora {26 Goll ce that subaltted
Oth MFP4~3505) is exueorliy soaplets, auich greatly Cacllitates
checking of tuis end. UFMOVED suculd te congratulated on nis
palnsteking reporting in tals netisr.

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OGFOnd Beet and each Comment nustored ta correinond with the wader In the “To*ostuan, Fach offtcer should tolttar
(Cneck earn inasfficsens! before fturthe: routing. Sate Mecord and Rouwilng Sheet snculd de cotuened to Heghatrys

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GPECITY AIA GR BEA ByUCH

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CLASSIFICATION

To Chief, Far DATE: | 19 February 1956. .—
» OR
FROM : Chief, Paris Station
SUBJECT: oenerac- WFPA~372); Wf £370 .
. SPECIFIC >
- nts . fr _ .

1. UNVTD hag just ‘int ormed m | that Subject has definitely decided
net to roturn to Paris and is nor staying ot the Hotel Stanhope on Sth Avee,
New York. UNNOVED further aceures ine that Subject is definitely un_employed
for tha moment end is desperately lonking for suitable employment.

2. Apparently Cubjent has been able to borrow a considarabls amount
of money, he having gent to his wife wno memained tehind in Paris a suffie
cient amount of dollars to ccyer local det+s in French Francs which Subject
had accrued at tho vartous Faris hotels, tars, nightclubs, ete, Subjectts
wire is at present liquidating all thene debts, closing up and retarning to
the owner tn apartment in which they lives
to rejoin her husband within a few days,

sed plans to depart, fcr New York

3. UNMOVED lv > also assured we that Svdject is very anxious to return
to Europe anc, if possitle, Faris, UNNGYID has saintained his contacts with
other high TWA officials in Faris, who hav: told him that they area "lest with-

cut "Subjecs and would be very glad to see hin tack in Furis, It also seems
apparent that Subject left T%A under favorable circumstances and would be
willing to return (and they would accept hin). rovided ais financial situation

were satisfactorily settled,

he If Subject still interests yor, I suggest jou endeavor to contact

‘him at his dts] jn Now York.

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PROM 4 Hesearch Breach, iv¥ ltalf i
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SUBJECT: “BevICHa, Ure, John augustus
#40104
In accordance with your request, a covert name check was
conducted on the above named Subject. The results are attached.
_A review of the information furnished as a basis for this _ :
‘name check indicates thut active covert inquicy and/or searches
of other public and quasi-public recurds should be productive.
However, in view of the limited nature of your request, co ‘effort
to develop such information has been made. : : :
The attached data simply represents the reaulta of inquiry
at the designated U. S. Government agencies. Should iadepeadent :
domestics inquiries be required. under the provisions‘of the ,
Director's mezorandun dated 14 Febtusry 1949, entitled "Eecurity
and Operatione: Clearances”, we would be pleased to sonduct

them and furnish the results to you as promptly as possible.

FOR THE CHIEF QF INSPECTION ANS SECURITY:

HA 7 ! eT;
Vile ROBERT A. CUNNINGHAM :

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Office Memorandum ° UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Starr C/OSO Attent Mr. Bonnst

TO —' Ressarch Franch, 145 Staff DATE:
_ . FROM | wovICKAR, Jr., John Augustus hey
SUBJECT: #40108

“In accordance with your soxzest, a covert name check was
conducted on the above named Sutject. The results sre attached.

A review of the informaticzr furnished as a basis fer this
name cneck indicates: that active covert inquiry and/or searches
of other public and quasi-public records should be productive.
However, in view of the limited nature of your request, 20 effort
to develop such information has teen made,

The attached data simply represedts the results of inquiry
at the designated J. S. Governmest agencies. Should independent
domestic inquiries be required, under the provisions of the

° Director's memorandum dated 14 February 1949, entitied “Security
anu Operational Clearances", we would be pleased to conduct

them and furnish the results to yeu as promptly as sossible.

FOR THE CHIEF OF INSPECTION AND SECURITY:

ROBERT H. CUNNINGHAM

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Acros shost-eno each commant sumbered to correspone with the nueber Im the “To*colum. Cach officer should Inivtal
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. . : 23 November 1949 >

: “i ° | SUBJECT: Request For ume Check
‘
- 7 4 : a ‘ ' Meknane’ sony?
j
: “Bresent Addresai 28 Avomie “itpntal grid, Peris, Prance
, Date and Place of Birth: 12 February 1909, -Long Teland, New York _ . 2
a Citisenshipr UsS. | ~ BC a
PS ‘ . Relatives: yather : John Augustus MeVikar (sic), U.S. citizen et | . : 0 FE
: ; ° ° . birth; living at home of Theodore Me kari (ate): 5. 20 .
: on Long Island, New Yorks. former | mera er of Us s. : 7
: Foreign Service - . 4 co
: Mother - J. 8. citizen at (births now deceased : . :
‘ ‘Brothers - Theodore MeVikar (ste), living U.S.
. : Rolph 2 ueviker (sic) i .
yk _ Loe . Born ‘Sta Louls,.

Sis Daughter = Serdara Veviker. (ete), 19 jears of ase-(¢e
. a : Ve, . ly. previous eee ee in’ ‘Sen

Educational ‘Brokground qs

- St. bertérd's Kew Yor

_ Harvey Sciivol, Paris, Tr
MeJamnet.. School Ste ‘Cloud; | ofe¥ France.
ne college eduéation |


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Present _Exploynents tae,
Speciet, Sales Representa ti v6 ‘for Trans World Airline” _ .
in Paris” . ; oy

ne iidtng antien’ a Bathtve § Suite, Three=in-Coe oil, _ the i
; the. le. Baron Motor Cars (at age 38) ; .

ae ister car, Co. in urrens, } New ‘York (usta Autumn of
r9s2 .

Reynond-Whiteced, Inc.'s. 670 Papen
Aesiotant Gensrel Monager of 3t. Regia Rotel « Mow. ‘fork

etatant Gérieral Mansger of Hotel -Plerre, tow Jerk. (unt, 1942) °

" Anericéa, Red ‘cross (Austratia, jew “ Guinea, Pullippines) an Ts

* Operated’ Yar. Service Rureau of Amert con Gptical Company, ae Lue
Pashington,, De Cs, : To to 2 a os : yo

Prunged Yr, “Ino.

American ‘Atrlines.. aa District traffic Manager fo Holland, oto
Laxenbi

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\
\ Horry 3. Foodbritgs (form. General Kanager of Paymcnd~
. Werdnan Fark Botel Witcomb Inc. - now Assistat to the
Washington, D. C. President, American Cptical Co.)
4 Warcen Lee Pierson . .

Chalasan of the ibard-
, Trons World ‘Atrlizs
“4 _ Bew York, Rew York

‘Bubject holds‘ U. 8. Passport Sos 227 and Social Security K2. 091-09-8757.

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SUBJECT: Request For Kame Citak

Hasos -MGVICKAR, John Auguétie, dry
_ Retna: *Jokmny? -
Present Addrosss 28 Averus Kontat gue, Parte, Prence:

pate snd Plecs ‘of Hirth: 12 Pobruary 1909, Long Island, Kew York

Citi senah ip: U. 8s.

Relatives: Fathor - Juhn Avgustus MeVikar (sto), U.S. citizen at
: births living at home of Pheodore NeVikar (sic)
on’ Long Island, New Yorks former namber of U. 5S.

Forel gn Service
Mother - U. S. oitigan at birth: now deceased

Brothsrs- Theodore MeVikar (sic), living U. S.
Rolph VeViker (alo), Iiving Us Se

Sister - Porothea Nawsun, living U. Se

“Tfe ~ Ruth Haxwoll Warner YoVikar (210) (neo; Ruth Maxell) ~
Born St. Louis, Ntssourls U. S. citizen fron birth

Daughter - Larbara HoViker (sic), 19 yeare of ero. (daughter
ty previous marriage); living “in Sen Pranol sco,
Callforala, th renurried nother.

Bdueatt onal Badkground: : : .

St. Bernard's How York, Ve S. Ae
Harvey Sebool, Paris, France

Kodanhet Schoo2, St. Cloud, afe Pranse :
no college edusation on

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‘ Present loyment:
" Tbege

Speotal Sales Representative for Trons Horld Airlie .
_inPeris _.

Frovious Eaplo te.
mo . . General falee Apert in Prance for varicus Asiorican products;

{noluding Jantaen dathing Suite, Threo-in-Cne Oil, the Frankia
‘Motor Car, the Le Baron Motor Cer. (ae age 1)

a Tet a General Sales Arent, ‘ta Prunee for Tusenberg. Wotor Cars and
Packard Votor Car Co,; Later oxoluslvely for ‘Paskard- Hotor -

Car ‘Co , “(until warty 1982)

me ° * packard Motor Car Co.. ‘tin Puffalo, Tew York “(until svt of
~ 19825

: Raywond-Whi teomb Ine, 670 Fifth Azonue, New York (uctil ivav)
Assistant Gecsral Kenager of St. Fagia hovel, new York
Asstatant General Managor of Rotel plerre, Lew Tork (until 1942)
American Red Cross (Austrolia, Kow Guineas, Philippines)

dperatod rar Service. duroau of Americeun uptical Coacany, .
Fashington, 2. Us : .
Transair, Ine.

Anortoan Alrlines as Mstrict fraffla Manager fa Holland,
. Belgium, and Luxembourg, with teadquarters in Ansterdaa

Rpeotal Sales Representative, Trans forld Atrlines- where |
aubjent has bepa ‘or past 15 + sonthés .

tS or nizations: oo ee ay oo
: . Be . ” _ Hever a nenber of any club, orrestzatioa, uation, party ;
u or socloty.

Pinanotels
Bank aocotirt with Chentoal Pank and Trust Go. or Bou tork- :

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Ronry 8. Wondbri do (former Consral Manager of Raynond~
Wardmoa Park Hotel Whitcomb Ine. - now Asaista:t to tho
Washington, 0. C. = President, Amorican Catical Co.)

Warren Lee Pierson
-Chaimaan of tho Board
Trans World Airline
Yow York, Sow York ,

“5. 5". ubjoot holds U. 8. Passport So. 227 and Social Seourity Ho. 91-09-6737.

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25 Sovenber 1949

MEZC2AEDTS
95s GSO
PRSts | PE
SUBJECT: Requeet Yor Yane Check
Hanoi | MeVICKAR, ‘John higuetus, ore.

, Mexnene: "Johny"

Present Ada as: 28 Avernis Youtal gne, Parts, ‘Prasce
Date and Plaes, of Hirth: 12 February 1999, Leng Island, Naw York

- CLtt senshi ps Us 8.

Relatives: PFuther = John Augustus HoViker (ats), U.S. oftisan at
" rths living at hone of Theodore Ye¥ikar (sic)
on Long Island, Yaw York: former rember ora. 3,

Poroien Carvice.
Nother = U, 8. citizen at birth; now deorased

Brothore~ Theodore MeVikar (sic), ‘Living, Ue Be
Rolph Ue¥ikar (ato), living U. 26.

Sister - Darcthesa Dawson, Mving Us Se

/ Whe» Rath Maxwell Uarnor doVikir (ate) (uae Huth Kaxwoth) a
Born St. Lark 8 iiiseourts te Ge eltigan fraa Hirth. ;

aughter = Barbara MeViksr, (sic), 19 years of age: (caughter
” by previoua. nafrisce)) living in 5en Prenctece, :
California, 4th rengrri od mother, . :

Ca o Se. ‘Dornsrd’s ‘How York, | We Fe Ae
of . we a Harvey Sabsol, Parte, Prance - .
: an _ ‘Hodanne's Sehool, . Bt. Cloud, . of. vranee. ~


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Present lo es

‘ eae,

Speotal Sales Representative for Trans Werld Airline
30 Paris an ; _. eee?

Previous. Ey loynent:
General fales Agent tn Franes for various inerican produate,

ine) uding dantsen. Bathing Suite, Threo-in-One Cil, the Franklin
- Motor Car, the Le Baron Kotor Car. ‘(at age 18)

; . _  Ganeral’ ‘Bales Apent-In Prance for Dusénberg Hotor. Cara ‘and 7 oe
woe rn ’ Packard otor. Car Co.; leter exelucively for Peckard Hotor
: ote Car Co. Cant] sarky 1831) :

a" Motor Car Co. in Buffale, Yow: York (unttd Autuan of
IYssz

: Paynond-thi toonb Inos., 870 Fifth Avemie, Hew York (until 1940)
Assistant General Monagor of St. Rocis Hotel, few York
Asaistant General Haneger of Hotel Pierre, New York (untii 1942)
Averican Red Creus (Australie, New Gulcea, Pht pies)

Operated ar _Service Buronu of Ausri can Optioal Companys
Feshington, © gp. G.

franeair, Ino. —

American Airlines aa District Yraffia Kuaager fa Hollant,
Belgiua, and luxe bourg, with headquarters in /neterdan

. Spootsl Sales Reprearatative, trans Torld Airliner whers
: : an sub,sot has been ror past 15 months. .

a ce ae Organ gatgones ma s, me “ . _ Se bee
: : : “os Hever rs nombor- ot ay elub, organisation, unten, party. , 5 ; ca

or soolaty. .

Bart scodunt with Chemical Fark ond Trust Co. of Hew York

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SECRFT

Referencest :

_Nenry 8. hoodbridge (former General anager of Rayaunde

‘Wardman Park Hotel wWiltcomh Ine. = now Assiatant, to tho
Washington, 2D.’ C. Prostdent, Auortean Cotioal Co.)
Warren Lee Pierson . . se \

. -Chairman of the Sard :

. Trang orld Airline

' New York, Hew York

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> Subject holda 0. 8. Passport So. 227 and Sosial Seourity Fo. 091-089-6757.


